Congress Responsible For National Defense
The piece argues Congress must decide national defense spending, not just accept or reject the budget director's advice. It stresses accountability for naval funding, warning against merely authorizing ships and aircraft that remain unfunded, and calls for a fair allocation of funds for the navy.
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Compounding Scandal and Baseball’s Sacred Codes
A public uproar over a Teapot Dome like scandal widens to cover charges against Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb. Accused player managers allegedly conspired to throw a game for revenge while denials stress honesty and a need for government and baseball standards to rise.
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Watches as a gauge of progress and prosperity in society
The passage argues timekeeping reflects general progress. It notes that 146 years ago only a few owned watches, citing Major Andre showing his watch to prove gentility when accused of spying. Today, watches are common, implying broader prosperity and advancement.
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Worthy of Honor counts Senators’ Bucky Harris in social register
The Social Register inclusion of Bucky Harris, manager of the Senators, prompts comparison to ancient Greece where athletic achievement earned high regard. Washington society applauds leaders with nerve, skill and character, suggesting expectations for temperamental teams.
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Babies Should Be Taught Obedience In Early Childhood
A parenting guidance piece argues that mental health matters as much as physical health and that early discipline is essential. It warns against overindulgence, stresses consistent feeding schedules, and urges firm but kind guidance to raise obedient, well nourished children who understand the reasons behind rules.
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Queen’s Counsel on Wisdom From a Queen’s Life
An Imperial note reveals a queen reflecting on writing daily advice for a year. She admits self-doubt about authorship and claims the memories, joys, loves, and sorrows of human life colored her syndicated messages. She asserts a human touch persists despite royal status.
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F'gares of Speech on Baal Worship and Biblical Forsaking
An excerpt discusses bending hue to Baal as straying from virtue, citing biblical reproaches in the Old Testament. It notes Baal as the Phoenician and Canaanite sun deity, later tied to moral influence, contrasted with Moloch as sun's destructive principle. Copyright 1826 King Features Syndicate.
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Dating the News Across Centuries and Modern Ironies
The piece playfully contrasts dates from 1926 with echoes of past eras. It muses on events and phrases that could fit centuries apart, from corsetry linked deaths to medicine men, an Onto killing, a cork leg thief pilot, and brutal hospital restraint scenes, ending with a quip about dating any era from Eden to today.
Beefsteak Fungus Reaches Size and Color Notes
A field note describes the beefsteak fungus with light and dark red streaks and a foot or more across, weighing several pounds. It is usually found on oak trees but occasionally on other trees, and September gathering of large quantities is possible in oak woods.
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Voyage of the Viking Ship from Norway to New York
The article recalls Captain Folgero and a 42 foot replica Viking voyage from Norway to America. The crew faced cold hunger gales fogs and currents. It contrasts their risk with modern comfort and credits curiosity and courage with advancing civilization.
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Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
The life story follows Henry Miller from a 17 year old boilermaker's apprentice at Hambsl & St. Joseph Railway to yard master trainmaster and superintendent. He rises to general superintendent of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy at 42, then ten years as VP and GM of the Wabash Railway, later president of Missouri & Wind Bridge & Belt Railroad, and then a final appointment to a long held post.
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